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whats going on coders and welcome to episode 3 of our document service playlist on the Google Apps Script course in this video were gonna be talking about how to find and replace text on a document so I decided to put this video closer in the beginning of the playlist because I actually use these methods quite frequently in my work there are probably some of the most popular methods that I use and those are fine text get element and replace text so lets jump in the code and have a look lets first look how to find text within a document so lets say that you had an extremely long document and you need to search for some text say that a user would input a string or some text or even a regular expression and they need to know where on that document was that text located so you would just use the the method of fine text and again you need to first specify which section of the document you are going to be searching in so again the four sections are the header the body some footnotes an